At 11:55 AM 28-08-2001 +0200, Karel Zak wrote:
> What implement base64 PostgreSQL datetype that use externaly base64 and
>internaly same things as bytea. It prevent FE and parser problems with
Another point:
I have no problems with base64[1]. However I was thinking that it might be
far easier fo
At 11:55 AM 28-08-2001 +0200, Karel Zak wrote:
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> What implement base64 PostgreSQL datetype that use externaly base64 and
>internaly same things as bytea. It prevent FE and parser problems with
>"bad" chars and internaly for data storage save less space than text
>with base64. Of course it doesn'